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Secret Agent, The (2025)

Patience and the art of listening is required. Refugee on the run after politics and personal vendettas defame him and target him with violence. Puzzle pieces take their time dropping but they are revealed. The atmosphere was hot, survival skills can only stretch a life so much, the characters were amateur finds, it hooks, it doesn't look away but it doesn't finish satisfactorily. I wanted some hammer time. 11-Mar-2026
Blue Moon (2025)

When a collaboration is successful the power it wields is insurmountable. When a collaborator collaborates with others to greater success, the loss of power leaves a man broken. Hart is a legend hanging by his wits with only romantic notions to keep him hooked. Hawke wakes a has-been from legendary death. His commitment made the words flourish. The character was so complete that I couldn't remember what Ethan Hawke looked like. A play of sorts with historical elements that conveys the truth. Qualley's force closes the film beautifully. I saw and heard the era in her. 10-Mar-2026
Bridgerton (2026)

The bon bons were chocolatey and delicious. The players remain irresistible and the newbies matched them. It was nice to see Anthony but the actor playing him kept downplaying himself. A fairytale re-written by a fantasy show that applies reason to magic. Coincidences abound, romance was genuine, the support was better than mice, the chemistry was outstanding, production exquisite, writing was sharp and sentimental and wands aren't the only way to conjure magic. 09-Mar-2026
Transgender Democrat lawmaker admits child sex offences after partner sent her explicit photos of children from daycare where she worked
New Hampshire state Rep. Stacie Laughton pleaded guilty in federal court Monday in Boston to charges including sexual exploitation of children after she asked her then partner, Lindsay Groves, to send the disturbing photos, officials said.
Transgender Democrat lawmaker admits child sex offences
Slender Man stabber Morgan Geyser acts like complete drama queen
Trans killer, 30, who executed her parents then converted to Islam is jailed for 25 years
Alleged JD Vance home vandal is son of wealthy doctor, Dem donor — who recently changed name to Julia
Famous transgender 'chef of the year' turned up at girlfriend's Portland apartment while drunk then groped and throttled her
Canadian police identify 18-year-old woman as suspect in mass school shooting
Daughter of trans hockey shooter says he had 'vendetta against his family'
Trans porn star allegedly stabs man who wouldn’t have sex — over religious differences
He once danced on Broadway. Now he’s behind bars after murdering his lover.
Marcus Bellamy was a performer. He danced on Broadway as part of “Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark” and a replacement performer for “Tarzan.” He even has a few television and movie roles in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” “Smash,” and “Across the Universe.”
Now, his resume includes his latest role: convicted murderer. Bronx Supreme Court Justice John W. Carter sentenced Bellamy to 20 years in prison on Tuesday for the murder of his partner.
He once danced on Broadway
'He was set up'
Girl dramatically confronts her gay best friend for having sex with her boyfriend in the middle of a TikTok
In the TikTok by user allyvlogs1, a group of five university friends are playing the “Put a Finger Down Challenge”, which is similar to the game “Never Have I Ever“.
The questions start innocently enough, and members of the group say “put a finger down if you’ve ever been drunk”, “put a finger down if you’ve ever worn a crusty sock” and “put a finger down if you’ve ever been outside of Europe”.
But for the fourth question, one girl seizes the moment and says: “Put a finger down if one of your best friends slept with your boyfriend and the rest of your friends didn’t tell you about it for over six months.”
There is a moment of awkward silence...
Girl dramatically confronts her gay best friend
Gay man has the perfect comeback to a woman who won't stop hitting on him at a bar
Gay man urgently seeks advice as his boyfriend attends Bonnie Blue stunt
Greedy US Air Force pharmacist and his husband scammed Pentagon out of $3m
Sleeping with their best friend...
Atlanta Rapist Pretended to Be Gay to Gain Victim's Trust
An Atlanta man who pretended to be gay in order to befriend a lesbian has been convicted of raping her in 2015.
Taurence Callagain had met the victim, whose name was not released, at a transit station in Atlanta, and it turned out they rode the same train daily, according to a news release from the Fulton County District Attorney’s office. He told her he was gay, and they struck up a friendship over several weeks.
Atlanta Rapist Pretended to Be Gay
Hate Crimes Task Force investigating anti-gay attack inside Glendale deli
Two teenagers sentenced to detention over attacks on Perth men lured via Grindr
Florida Man Charged for SUV Rampage Toward Runners
'Lonely' man plunged into terrifying nightmare after going to meet stranger he'd chatted to on dating app
German referee assaulted after viral proposal to boyfriend
'Received more than 50 punches'
Durham man sentenced to 3 years in federal prison for cyberstalking gay men
Gay influencer couple drugged and assaulted as they share horror story
An art professor beat her colleague with a poker after confessing unrequited “love” for the woman
Rie Hachiyanagi, a 48-year-old art professor at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, has been charged with attempting to murder an unnamed female co-worker over the age of 60 with a rock, a fire poker, and garden shears after the colleague didn’t return Hachiyanagi’s romantic advances. The alleged attack occurred in the early morning hours of Christmas Eve.
An art professor beat her colleague
Kentucky judge accused of having a threesome in the courthouse
Priest removed from ministry after he was busted taking “disturbing” pics of high school wrestlers
Mother walks into daughter's bedroom and finds her being stabbed nearly 20 times
Boyfriend, The (2024-) 


The boys dedicated two months to an experiment that could fix emotional fractures. The hosts were watchers who philosophized what the men might be going through and offer distinctive points of view. Topics were mostly nondescript, serious and or obsessive. The atmosphere was calm and the boys were intellectually appealing. Their approach to love and attraction was mature and endearing. It still feels like the boys are stuck in a dreamworld of unattainable things but their progression makes us believe and wish it were true. Their emotional experience was also ours. Respect to the men for being open and charismatic. 18-Feb-2026
S1E6. The boys are sweet and childlike in a comic book sort of way. No one lets their guard down enough, even in private. They bear the pain instead of exfoliating it. American gay dating differs. You get dumped with dick pics. These boys are corny, manic depressive and oppressed. Dude, I would have been raped 11 times by the time anyone plotted anything. 04-Aug-2024
“Space crime” allegation leads to arrest of lesbian astronaut’s ex-wife
Summer Worden outed her then-estranged wife, astronaut Anne McClain, when she accused her of illegally attempting to access her bank account from the International Space Station last year. It was dubbed the “first space crime” by the media.
But in a surprising turn of events, Worden has now been indicted and charged with making the whole thing up.
The women were involved in a bitter divorce and custody dispute when Worden made the allegation. Claiming McClain had accessed her account from a NASA computer terminal, Worden filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and NASA’s Office of Inspector General.
After an investigation, federal prosecutors allege that Worden lied about key details about when the account was opened and whether or not McClain had access to the account still.
“Space crime”
Awful final words of fire captain emerge as wife faces trial for murder at their stunning California home
‘This is not India’: Man hurls racist remark after waitstaff at Popeyes outlet in Kansas calls his wife ‘beautiful’
A fiery exchange took place at a Popeyes outlet in Kansas, United States, after a customer became furious when a staff member allegedly complimented his wife, calling her “beautiful". This led to an altercation, with slurs being used and the man telling the employee, "This is the United States, not India."
‘This is not India’
Blood-curdling screams as woman hurls BOILING hot coffee at McDonald's manager
My night at America's 'scariest' McDonald's
Man breaks girlfriend's eye socket, nose because someone gave her a compliment
"While a man can technically call someone's wife beautiful, whether it's appropriate or not depends on context and the relationship between the individuals involved. A casual compliment from a friend might be acceptable, but overly familiar or flirtatious comments could be perceived as inappropriate or disrespectful. Ultimately, it's important to be mindful of the potential for misinterpretation and to consider the feelings of the wife and her husband." 08-Jul-2025
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025)

Rose Byrne acted under a magnifying glass and never flinched or deviated from her purpose. She aced it. A woman becomes whole when they give birth. If the child is born broken, completion falls apart. The gift becomes a burden and mama can't come to grips. The child is in the shadows because of the uniqueness of her circumstances. I got the picture. Conan Obrien was restrained, pained and good. The director's flair was unique and the writing sparkled with intelligence. 05-Feb-2026
The ‘A’ is not for ‘Ally’
As an asexual person, I can often feel excluded from the wider LGBTQ+ community. It can feel as if we are tolerated rather than welcomed, and sometimes even like we’re outright rejected. Having our validity disputed by LGBTQ+ peers is the most hurtful form of exclusion I have experienced.
The ‘A’ is not for ‘Ally’
Finding love as a gay man feels impossible
What little things make you lose interest in a guy?
It’s time to work toward a healthier relationship standard for queer men
‘Gutter trash f–king my friend in my own house’
Texas gay campground doubles-down on banning transgender men from property
Greece may soon ban surrogacy for gay men
Angry mob rampages trans picnic, burning Pride flag & threatning to stab people
Gen Z Rebels Against “Gay Acceptance”
Good Thing Gone - Elle King
Inseparable
Christian best friend asks lesbian couple to ‘chill with the PDA’
I have known “Sarah” for half my life. We are now in our late 20s. I came out to her as a lesbian two years ago and am currently dating someone.
Sarah is a conservative Christian, so I have made sure to be careful around her regarding our public displays of affection. I basically told my girlfriend we should act the same around Sarah as we would around family. The occasional kiss on the cheek or hand-holding, nothing more.
Recently, my girlfriend and I asked Sarah out to dinner. She initially replied maybe, then about an hour later told us she would come if we “chilled with the PDA,” and added, “I would ask the same if your girlfriend was a man.”
I am angry. I have been very careful around her, and was shocked at her request. I don’t really know what to do. My family is unsupportive so I hide a significant amount of my life already — they know but refuse to talk about it — and I don’t want to have to hide around my best friend. Any advice on how to proceed?
Christian best friend asks lesbian couple to ‘chill
Shamed teacher told child 'I was horny' and asked 'are you gay yet'
'I saw them kissing'